As you begin to prepare for USMLE Step 1 you will likely something about the Goljan lecture series and the Goljan pathology review book. Edward Goljan is a pathologist at Oklahoma State University Medical School (you can read more about him at his or on.) In my opinion, there is no one in the country who knows more about what student need to learn for Step 1 than Dr. There are currently a number of board prep materials available to medical students thanks to Dr. Goljan, let me discuss a few of them. Audio Lectures: Years ago Dr. Goljan taught a prep course for both parts of the boards, both Step 1 and Step 2. Somehow, these lectures were recorded and are now shared between medical students across the country and across the globe.

While I do not endorse illegal file transfers, these files are available for download on the internet and there is no other possible way to obtain them. From everything I have read and after countless requests of my own, I do not believe it is even possible to purchase the audio files. I will provide a couple of links, but they will, inevitably, not always work. Your best bet is to google 'Goljan Audio' or ask students in your school if you can use their copies.

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As you know, it is always risky to download data from websites you don't know. This is a skydrive directory that seems to have all the lectures available for download individually: I used this website, filstube.com. It looks a bit shady but it worked well for me. Again, the best method would be to find some on a friend's computer. I wanted to mention what makes these lectures most useful. I do not believe that listening to them early in your first or second year of med school is helpful.

They are not a great review for your school tests because they are only an overview. Also, when you begin to make your study plan for Step 1 you are not going to have 40 hours to sit and listen to lectures. Frankly, you will fall asleep and get nothing out of it. I found that listening when I exercised every day was a fantastic way to use them.

That way I didn't feel guilty about taking an hour to exercise (which, by the way, is the best thing you can do when you are studying 10 hours every day) and I surely learned more from Goljan than I would have from Eminem and Coldplay. In fact, I know that just listening in the car and while running picked me up a good number of questions on Step 1. I still remember, word for word, one question that I absolutely would not have known if not for Goljan's lectures.